Integrative Health & Wellness Strategies
CNN reports on the impact of Medicare’s new intensive cardiac rehab program that was created by preventive and integrative medicine physician Dean Ornish, MD.
This piece, about a senior couple with family histories of catastrophic heart disease, illustrates the combination of personal life factors and [click to continue…]
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Webinar series examines the comparisons, which are many and important.
Earlier this month I had the opportunity to create a series of webinars with IntegrativePractioner.com that looks at social media trends and factors in local markets that are becoming essential for integrative and holistic practices. With research showing that consumers prefer local business with a social presence, the medium is no longer optional. [click to continue…]
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@IP_SM is a Twitter handle that I hope will help encourage integrative practitioners to comment on the use and advantages of social media in their business and professional work.
Also created is the hashtag: #IP_SM that can be
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The social patient network CureTogether reported in February the results of study among 227 people who rated 31 treatments for bipolar disorder. It is one of the first such studies that blend social media, patient-stated outcomes with integrated therapy options.
“Patients rate regimented sleep, reduced alcohol, and exercise as helpful for their symptoms, as well as yoga, mindfulness meditation, and Lamictal*.”
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Duke Integrative Medicine director Adam Perlman
on this transformational clinical healing and wellness model
In the following audio interview link with Frank Stacio, host of “The State of Things” at public radio WUNC in Charlotte, Duke Integrative Medicine director Adam Perlman explains the current state, underlying principles and clinical application of integrative medicine in one of the most lucid explanations of the subject that I have come across. [click to continue…]
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